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Bishop Harris Dead.

New YoRK, Sept. 2.-Bishop William
Logan Harris, the New York resident
Bishop Of the Methodist church, died this
afternoon at five minutes after five o'clock
at his home, No. 80 East Eighty.arst
street. The Bishop w6s taken !. Ill
with heart trouble Z (, month
ago when in Liverpool. He sailed
Immediately for New York and has been
under medical care since his arrival hero.
During the last three days the B!shop had
been unconscious: He died surrounded
by his family. Biahop e. 9. Andrewp,
now presiding over the Methodist Confer.
ence at Mechanicaburg, Ohio, will prob
ably preach the funeral sermon. The
pervices are expected to be held
at st. Pauls church on Tuesday. Bishop
Harris was one Of the pilleru Of the Meth
odist church. He was born in AneGeld,
O., November A., 1917. He wac an active
Abolit!onist, and was particularly active
in the discusaion at the time the South
ern Methodists secedtd from the Church
on the ground Of disagreement on the
slavery question. x e. .Jai.
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|RE:ADY5FOR STHEf.FAIR,
SOMETHING NEW IN LIVE STOCK,
A Herd Of prizo Cattle, Imported From
Switzerland Already on tho Grounds.
Some Other Big AttraotionA-Prepa
Ing tho buildings for! the Show.

"A committee Of florists was busy yea.
terday decorating and preparing the floral
tent on tho State Fair grounds for The an.
nual exhibition Of tho West Virginia Ex.
position and State Fair Association which
opens on The Assoclation's grounds next
Monday. The floral department will, IN.
less all tho present signs iail, BIO more
attractive and interesting than at any
former fair Of tho oclatlon. Tho races,
an has already been shown by the printed
list OF tho trotteru and PAGERS, will; co uni
anything ever seen on the Associations
tracks. Tho running races will also be
unusually interesting. Among the run.
neru who aro already on the grounds arc
Eleanor, George Roberts and Duke Of
Montalban. $ t,, iHssG .M
1t has not as yet been decided who tho
judges will DO, but Captain Wood Martin,
who acted as starter laat year, will proba.
bly, net In the eamo capacity 10 he did last
eeason. S@ I% h y,lll1Q. qtb9 Az
There have beon a number OF arrivals
Of stock exhibits on the grounds, and a
good many spectators visited tho grounds
yesterday to look at them. There are two
or three ilocks Of sheep, q majority Of the
last horses and come Of tho class hoyses,
and a few herd6 OF cattle. 4. IH1l9 g}lfNi
Among tileae Is the most interesting ex-
hibit Of live etock yet ontered-a herd Of
prize Swiss cattIo, five in number, I'M
ported directly from switzurland, and
owned by Mr.. Caulderbach, OF ,Upshur
county. These cattle are regarded with
great interest by the stock breeders Of this
State, md the Fair Annexation haa been
In communication with Mr.. Oauldorbach
for several months In regard to them, and
finally offered q Bpecal prize Of $50, In
consideration OF which he consented 10
exhibit his cattle. They have taken q
number Of prizss in Switzerland, one Of
tue cattle wearing about his neck a collar
made entirely Of medals awarded as prizes
In tho Old Country. They siolm band
six inches wide, reaching clear around the
animals neck. lg5 - ~
The thrilling trapez, performance men.
TONED yesterday, which Is to take plaae
between the heats OF the races, will doubt.
less pleaee many people, and the other
special features announced are sufficiently
attractive to draw large crowds IRON the
surrounding country, in edition to thcee
who come to see tho excellent exhibits in
the ordinary departments Of the lair.
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THE FINEST IN TIE WORLD.
DR.. James L. Reeves Purchaser tho Great
est Microscope Mnie,

DR.. James L. Reeves Purchaser tho Great
es. Microscope Made.
In It's account Of Thuralay's seasions Of
tho American Microscopical Asuociation,
the Pittsburgh Dispatch has the following
Tho microscopes we're Of various kinds
and uizes. From tho baby microscope,
which could only magnify the scale from
q buttelny's wing Is times, to The wonder
full instrument whose objective enlarged
tho image 1900 1ismeserB. The latter mi.
croscopo had been brought from his labo-
rstory In Geneva, N. Y, by Dr.. II. r.
Spencer, who hiss survived his father, the
renounced microscop;st. Charles Spencer,
perhaps to excel him, It Is not easy to
give GU paper su idea of tho real power
OF the homogeneous immersion one.tenth
inch objective which Dr.. Spencer exhibit
cd last might, bat it may aerys come
what to state that by liza means 100000
lines drawn within one inch can DO sa
plainly seen 90 the type in which this as
Gertton ia printed. The OBJECTIVE was
made by Dr.. Spencer with his own hands
entirely and alter hia own formula. DR.,
James E. Reeves purchased ttlaat night
for ure in his laboratory at Wheeling.
The microacopists auttered around this
triumph Of American brsinB and persever.
ance all the evening, unable to resist ita
Vaccinations. '&
Prof. H. J. Detrners, Of the Ohio State
University at Columbus, said in reference
to DR., Spencsr's handiwork that no con.
eidered it superior 10 anything done in
Europe. sT.j.sl itss-..1..E., n ti
Dr.. James Z. Reeves and Miss Mary A,
SPHINX showed a method Of preparing
casts, cutting eoctionB and the like, and
had largo audience most Of the time. Z
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LOCAL pI.EvITIEs.
Matters OF Minor Moturnt In md About

lV,-l Tho City. 'IF
TuE RIyerside mill shut down lsst even.
ing after giving the men tive dsya work
thi1 week. Z F,N., iF' "a 9, X l9 5
Mayors orchestra went 10 81. Clairsville
last night to play for a hop, and goes to
Mingo to-day. l1 EfGS y
JonN NEwTos, Abe Fadely and Henry
Bitter, three well known nailerr, have 70.
turned from Niles, o. lta7 .rg
MRs. HELEN PErrfcoRp was iaetl %
and costs by Squire Ankle laat night iol
assault on neighbor. q 3.
OILY fifteen nail Iaachines baye beer
working this week In tho Belmont factory
on account Of the shortage Of IRON @
TIE orchestra and regular choir Of 81
Luke's church heve returned from theii
vacation, and will be on duty tomorrow,
"A LARGE hop uudcr the auapieeu oil
prominent young mon will DO given Of
FIsshoim's Hall on next Friday evening
EVAN +. DAnDiNg, the scenic artist, /.
engaged In painting souo tcenery lo'
Mlennerchor hall, III Longs building
Martins Ferry. 'btAl gI' lEgwyS z
There wefe one hundred and twenty
one cases in police court In Auguss. Tht
amount Of fines and costa coilscsed wi!
not equal thoBe in July. Elk 9',
TIE usual open air meeting will DO con
ducsed by The Young Men's ChYiaiiat
Association at G:l5 o'clock tomorrow, q
the Fifth ward market house. y e
ALL tho young mon AFRO invited to at
tend the meetings OF the Y. NJ. Q. A
building this evening at s o'clock, and a
4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. y ge
A COW wss struck by train on tht
Baltimore & Ohio road last night south 0
Forty. first stree. and its back broken. Ths
owners name was not known. ~.
JouN HIESEn, j., was appointed nd
ministrasor OF the estate OF John Hiener
or, deceased, and gave bond in tho sum 0
$4,000, with P. Welty 90 surety.
THE Mitchell. Dumont Dramatic Com
paDy left yesterday morning for New
&lartinsyillc, where they will open thu
sssson. This combination Ia composed 0
some Of the best talent In Wheeling ant
will bo managed by Mr.. "Dixey" Eagle
formerly momber Of Miss Lillian O.cott'
dramatic company.
Miss JESSIE WoaLs, the daughter Of g
| W. Worl1, Of No, 1868 Main street, Wa
leaning over the kitchen stove when he
dress caught FIRE. Her SCREAMS attracted
her father, who managed to extinguisl
the flames inter painfully burning hi
hands, but. not before she was painful,
burned about tho right eide and arm
Her injuries are not dangerous. h55
TuE extensive repairs and improve
ments that have been in progress in an'
on the Fourth street NJ. L. church durin
the past six wseka arc rapidly nearin;
completion. They arc go far advance
that it is poaaible to uss the lecture room
on tho ground floors. Services will b
hold there tomorrow morning and even
ing by the pastor, Rev. DR.. R. F. Ran
dolph. The formal rsopcaing Of til
church will take place 10 the conrse Of tw
or three weeks. When completed tn
building will DO in every way the mos
complete and handSomest church editlc
in the city.
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ANnANK CASE
--T-T - FStHkN1< S<ko1s u IksVuH1s1sK- w y
Charged on Umpire Bsft Wheeling Saved q
Nl@N'l Shut out in Conss Quencs. y

HH ylssat 19gVH FJtl. n, gI-r-I-I'-'. !
Charged on Umpire Bstt- Wheeling Saved q
Hl@ Shut oat in Conss auencs.
Special Dlspa!eh 10 az Ia!sl,iqs,esr, .5i a
CANTON, Sept. i2.-Canton had Wheel.
Ing shut out In an orrorleas game Of seven
innings this afternoon, when Umpire Bell
deliberately. and wiliully, presented the
visitors with run in the seventh. SHARP
stood on the home plate with the ball in
his hands waiting for Myers 10 coma in,
no having been forced of third by shetz'
line; Sharp put him out but Bell allowed
q run. i was the rankest case OF robbery
ever aeen on q ball field, and for o time
things looked serious for Bell. va
Sullivan was hit rather hard by the
homo team, white Wheeling got but n!us
clean lits of Sanders. Tho visitors iii
tho ball hard enough but mostly into tho
pocket oil tho home tcnn. Vir.ue lifted
the ball over tho left field fence for q
homo run In the 1ith. n White made d
remarkable catch OF a hot liner from San.
der o bat, Jumping high In tho air for II,
and WAS given o grand round OF applause,
Brodte, too, distinguished himseli by a
wonderful catch Of a difficult fly In leil
field. The yisitora played a good game
but were outbasted and ou.felded. S1!ieg
The game was called Attic end OF the
seventh inning on account Of dslkneus
Hr0rRt slEf. ~ I1tF llIsaf" 1.I#.t
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Mr.. CIV. Conner, successor to the late
R. J. smysh, in the Staple and Fancy
Grocery Store, corner Market and -Four
teenth streete, has associated with him in
the buainess, on half interest, Mr.. Frank
P. Turner, lato Of Wilmington, Del, ior
twelve years connected With the firm OF
Messrs. J. P. Allmoad& Co., the largest
Fancy Grocery House OF that city. Mr..
Turner comes to our city highly recon.
mended. He will give his entire alton
ton to the business Of tho new firm,
which will in the future be known as
Conner 1 Turner, Staple and Fancy Gro.
GERS. We take pleasure in recommending
these gentlemen to the public for cheap
aud fresh goods in their line. DAw I,
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Olicera Carney aud Boil last night raid.
ed the house Of Blanche Golden, on EoiI
s!reet near Sixteenth, and arrested two
women and two men, all OF whom went to
the lookup. A little later Officers Shorts.
Watson, Dunlap and Lukens visited Pearl
Woods houso, in the Second ward, and
arrested five mon and four, women, most
Of whom gave security for their fines. One
man attempted to escape, and gaye Lukens
a lively race, but was caught after running
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Two Oh. 0. Tl,ree Committed,

suusn Wren and Abb'e jackson were
each fined IS and costa in police court
yesterday for the difficulty they had
Thursday afternoon, though the evidence
was that the former was the aggressor and
the difficulty took place in the latter'e
own room, all she did being to put the
girl out. The fotmer;went TO Jail icr IF.
teen days sud the latter paid her fine. 4.
Later 4 bbie Jsckaou was arraigned be.
lore Squire Davia for the same oaense,
but WAS .lismisaed. q Mollie Henderson
was held In bond Of 500 for selling beer
without q license and 5000 Tor keeping a
house oil Ill fame, In default of the bail
she WIS committed. Z h.
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Pittsburgh Dispatch. 81 f.
"a iew Forakers judiciously distributed
would render 1t unnecessary torun Repub.
iican candidates Tor Office south Of Macon
and Dixon's line" remarks the Philadel.
phia Record. Possibly that is true enough
but as 1t has been generally recognized as
unnecessary to run Republican candidates
In the South Tor ten years, would it not BIZ
more to the point to comment on tho
strenuous efforts which Governor IVilaon,
Of West Virginia, Ia making 10 even
things up by rendering it useless to run
Democratic candldates in the Northern
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M!ssiornry Convention.

Th. annual con ention OF the Christian
Missionary Society OF West Virginia, First
District, will be held in the Dleciples'
Church Of this city, next Thursday, Fri.
day and Saturday, September S, 0 Anl;l0.
Among the prominent speakers who will
be present are the following: Prot. PEN
dlelon, Rev. Measss. II. B. Cox, s, W.
Brown, J. C.B. S:iveIs, A. e. Myers, N.
1. Atwood and others. An interesting
time Ia expected. ~ & S,ssi3,i st
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Dunlap Hats-C. A. Beauter,
Religious Notices Fourth page,

We are daily receiving New Novelties
In Suitings, pantalO0nings and Over.
coatings. which VIC are prepared 10 make
up In ilrst.class style ut reasonable
prices. rf,5 S n n,
Our White Unlaunlrlcd Shirt, double
scanned, REINFORCED front md back, Of
50 cents, Is the greatest bargain ever
offered. A full limo Of Balbrigyan I'm.
lcrWear from 81 UOa suit upwards, at
Fa G.. HESS 1. SUNS'.
1891 u 1893 Market Street,
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BELLAIRE.S
A Californian lISro-rersonaf, Industrial
K lilt4 and Other News,

- Shukornihu Ili0Eo-ibfbouhlpg luuubtlul
X and other News.
| The Choral society held q meeting last night
Dr.. Iuskeep has returned from Philadelphia,
Rev. lllah Henderson has Rome 10 Marion, o.
CHIEF Auth aud vito have returned i,om Clove.
land. risGs7 FAII4syfi,l.i l2l l4I ~
!, cS,, Roormaa was on. yesterday attending The
Kisy Myrtle Kce'er s home from a Wilt to her
sister In Cleveland. 4 e. p n! n fgit'5
Dr.. William MeMas.ers ID agaln Ia charge oil the
drug business at his old stand. FTigy1 7y5s-y
sTetchers examination for certificates 10 teach
here Will DO held next Friday. IA I9sfs5IT3F
Work On North Belmont street Is progressing
rapidly, Grading, etc., for the new brick pave.
Julius s Well formerly .ot this city, but new q
Army. $3.50 w. AZ, 7N.s13,sT l-f5~
. Mis- Allie Robinson has returned 10 her home In
h,arnesvlllo alter . pleasant visit here amoag
Mits Laura Sheldon. after a very pleasant visit
among friends here, has returned 10 her homo In
EI'Gity Marshal John Dnrkc and Miss Mary Gro.
evening. - MO-, = z. |1TII- MI 1 =
Services will DO held at tho First n. z. church,
~ USUAL USUAL. sunday morning., Rev. u, i. Keller
=. - tt"t W W ute yesterday morning was &C.
Minis store, 80" - : = - III =
The psekefs Ia the several glass houses Ia this
taking their places I' I m 'i5'7' :, ! 10 IN
William sehram, who was held for tho alleged
siIeaiihg OF watch WAS honorably dlschargci by
Tue Mayor yesterday, afl5 I i.'sI- i - =
Little JOG. A. yonns son Of Cornelius Currcn, Will
Tory east Of Wheeling. - -, ~ w. -
Tho Fist prosbyterians hold their services In the
! link ~ he usaal hour Sunday morning, and Sun.
The lat quarterly conference for this year was
leld laH night In ono Of tho Glass rooms OF the
flMt n. &. church. Important business was
Matthew Deasel Of this city, has organized CON.
Efny tos the erection Of large foundry at fiudiay
INC Guy elves the company eight acres Of ground
ior the new plant. 4s.5, n 49, { - -
Mr. William Butcher, formerly OF this county,
bnt nnwoi California, near sacramento, ~ here
visiting friends mud relatives. He has been living
IN the West for forty yeats aud has been engaged
In tho trult farming business lie has been gather.
Ing irult from Strces he planted thirty years ago
and IA tha thirty years tho trees never failed 10
Yield their crop Of oranges, demons, rasln gtaps,
peAry, etC. ~ 80; 13.s - gI1 - : -
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THROUGH TIE STATE.
Accidents aud Incidents In West vl1sini
re- lrEs .g...WE ard vfcfD{ty Ha.rfI- d. ......

Accidents aud Incidents In Woss Virginia
and Vicinity. gas.
Tho Buckhannon Dlatrict NJ. Z, Confer
ence Is holding its sixteenth session at
Philippi this week. The ATTENDANCE is
large, aud much interest Is being mani.
tested. ~ '5a.eI.z
Exc Governor Jacob B. jackson and his
brother, Judge J. NJ. Jacknon, have re-.
turned to their homes in Psrkersburc
from White Sulphur Springs, whore they
have been for some time past. 5ll
Captain John Donahue, OF " est Union,
one Of Doddridge county's most popular
and bess known citizsns, is nos travelling
through this State for the clothing houss
Of Racheraoh, Loeb & Co., Of Baltimore.
Charles, son Of William Talbot, oil St,
George, Tucker county, was ahot and 80.
verely wounded lass Sunday by q man
named Daniels. Talbot and another
young man he'd stolen watermelon from
Daniels' patch, and were busy deyourinp
It when they saw the owner approaching,
They atarted to run and Daaiels fred
three ehota after them from his revolver.
one Of the balls lodglngin Talbott's thigh.
Mr.. U. s. G. Pitzer, who for some time
past has been the local editor Of tho Mar.
tiraburg independently aud In that position
has made the independents local columns
newsy and readable, has relinquishad that
position and purposcs to enter, the State
University at Morgan!aWn at tho coming
session !oT inc purpose Of pnrauing his
law studies. He hopea to complete the
tEo.yoar course in one year. IN
Joseph E. Adeir, Of Parkersbu,e, las
successfully passed the required examins.
lions and been admitted 10 tho Military
academy at West Point, and Besnio q,
Camden, son OF Dr.. T. B. Camden, also Of
lParkeraburg, hes been admitted to the
Naval Academy st Annapolis. The com.
pstitive examinations were recently held
in the Fourth district under the direction
Of the new Congressman Hon. o. q. Hogg.
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YITIA1Ep BLOOD.
Scroiulous, Inherited and Conts'
gious llumors Cured
by Cuticura. i& .E3

THROUGH tho medium ci ono Of your books re-
J cidved through Mr.. Frank r. WAY, Diusglu
Apo'l'. Pa. became acquainted with your Sutt'
ora Remedies, and take this opportunity 70 les,
titY 10 sou that their use has p'rfnansnlly enie1
mo oil QUO Of the wort cases Of blood poisoning 10
connection Win rIyslpclss, that have tver leen.
and hi, alter having been pronounced lnou,hp'gs
by fomc Of the best phySlcianl ID cur county
take gfSst picuta ID forwarding to you this ses!i.
nonial, unIolcilei m u |. by you. ID order tha'
0thtra suffering from tiailas ma!adiit may 20 en-
con,aped 10 give yonr Cutlcura Remedies ulel.
j. ". M1IITLlSGEg, Letchburg "a:
Ra,Grsnce. Franz 7. Way, Dlu7gtst, Apollo, "a.
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Indications,

WASHINGTON, D. O., Sept. 81 70,
Wess Virginia, light local ohowsss, follow.
cd by cooler and fair weather; light 10
fresh yariabls winds, generally eaatetly.&
For Western Pennsylvania and 6 Ohio
cooler ind lair weather, preceded in
Southern Ohio by light local showers,
light to fresh northeasterly winds, veerlng
10 ess.esly. III -, = 5..!.'
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sCuorULOUs ULCERS.

JsfntS K. RIchArdson Custom Home, Now Or
1cauS. on oaih Mysi I'm 1870 ecrdfuloHt Ulcer,
broke out on my body until was mas! OF cor
rupttnl Erefj thing known ~ the medical facnlty
was tried In vain, bcfame mere wrncS. a!
tJmrg could not M my hands to my head, could
not turn III bed, was 10 conitant pain. aud looted
upon life ~ 4 tuno. No relief or euro IN ter
years. III 1850 heard Of tho Cuttcuta Ranedias
used them, and was perfectly cured" ,''1,.as
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f! We have for sale several Type-writera,
including the Remington, the Crandall
and the Hammond. These machines have
been taken In exchange for the matchless
Calisraph, and will DO sold cheap. Writers
for rent and for sale on monthly install.
monts. Call on or address for circulars
EDWARD L. Rose & Co., 558
Fl iia 81 IS Twelfth street,
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Morris Cope was in Ct. Clsirf7ille yesterday
Frank Health about =. week ago was adjudped
i9sane, a s, was tSsen to Athens yesterday BY
;, me second Of Nj. Samuel Walking twin babies
disa iast nicdt Of whoopiug cough. They were
polA buried IN Mt. WOOD yesterday afternoon.
= Mfs. Charles Fetty, OF Martins Ferry, was fined
y and costs Thursday by Justice Robinson she was
charged with genera! "cusscdness" by Mrs. Kelly.
Mrs. 4. ]. Bags and Mrs. F. G. Robinson arc III
THIN, O., at the bedside OF Mrs. Mabc,Ty Mrs..
Robnson's sister, who has been quite Ill for some
time past. = y ,-7'il- =
The c., l.. & ". carpenters are at work on Inc
passenger depot on the Martins Ferry and Bellaire
extension, and when finished 1t will 30 Que OF tho
finest on the road. ,s0a .Ef zl''1 a 81
Tho following delegates were elected last satur.
day to the county convention TO be held at Bcllaie
september 6: Dr. J. N. Todd, +. c. Robinson.
George G!hin, James Higgins, Robert F. Smith and
John 7. Smith. i, 49, = :
J. J.. .Mcclelland has Just received one OF tho
auest displars Of ear rings breast pins sleeve but.
tons, scarf pins ETC., ever brought to the city The
goods arc ALI first class and viii be sold nj very
moderate figure. 'yssg ~. 81 : d.
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Desirable Property Fer sa,o.

~ VIII sell at reasonable figures a few
desirable cottages and number Of high.
dry, well shaded lots, commanding charm.
ing Views at Mountain Lake Park and
Loeb Lynn Nd, on the top Of the ALE.
gheny mountains A case Of aunatroke,
cholera fintsnsum, malaria ;or hay fever
has never been known to originate on
these. mountains, and are relieved imme.
diately when brought there. sTheee
placea arc rapidly becoming noted sum
mer resorto. g F a va lsIl1.
Address me at Wheeling, w. va, or X
At Mountain Lake Park, Md. 4, 8,
Ws4w (. I, j. O. ANDERSON. 4
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As reported by Chrintian schnepf, drug.
glst, Opera House corner, yesterday: h
TAN 9A.a. u ". !l8P.a, 7P,r.
o. ZOE AsFls S6o So 10
Weather. Chargeab!e. sg4
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ONE OF THE WORST CASES.

for ycar,, and hLve tho htst com plant yet to 10
cyIyc from purchaser. Ono Of the worst cases Of
Hcro,ula ever AAw waS cured by tho use Of avt
bottles OF GuticuIA kcsoiycnt Cuttcufa, and Cau
Sns oG"p ,,, n' eo'p "AsS 'A' 'AA' A'i' Va
N'' TAYLOR & TAYLOR, Druggists,
,.... 40. f4r rsHT.i.# -.UHHE Ftnnkfnft Kan.
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At A philadelphia.-ono Faro 1or, Round
8.4 Trip via Pennsylvania Limos.
S&On September sth to 18th the pennsyl.
y4nia Lineewill sell excursion tickets to
fhiladelphia and return at one fare for
found, trip, good returning until Septem.
Dor I'd, Apply at ticket office, McLuro
house, or Panhandle station, Wheeling,
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GEr your meals next week at tho State
Fair restaurant, at the left Of main en-.
trance. First-class meals at all hours. "a R
MANY. Gill, Proprletress. (.
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LONDON, Sept. 2-Tho number Of Amer
lean visitors to England this year is esti-
mated by the Lte at 10000. It places the
average expenditure Of each American
tourist at $500. &. A /, y